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As good a reason for independence as any. Time to get Scotland back up to the EU line.
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https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/sup...ll-2021-10-28/
As UK govt gets ready to trigger article 16, the majority in NI are actually in favour of the protocol.
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Vote Macron.[emoji106]
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Macron is an odious little thacherite tart but Zemmourand and le pen are the nearest two rivals at the bookies and they are nazis. Sad that a large Western country has not even 30/1 odds of a left wing leader at the next election and less chance than the far right
Le Pen will as usual fall at the second round should she get there. Zemmour is a nasty dangerous piece of work but again, the French system should ensure stable forces defeat the extremists at the second round.
If the Left could rally around a single candidate they’d have a solid 25%ish which would be enough to be the most popular single party, but it’s the usual story with Melenchon and Hidalgo and the others fighting amongst themselves. I don’t think the French people give two ****s about the election and won’t do until March or April next year.
Tremendous tweetery by John Redwood;
‘So France and the EU want the U.K. back as a colony. They look mean and desperate trying to boss us about so they can take more of our fish and try to annex Northern Ireland.’
His genuine account.
That's basically what the EU has been working on since before the negotiations even started.
The tory negotiating team was too thick and arrogant to recognise it with their preconceived idea that Britain ruled the waves; a major world power, the EU had better capitulate at every demand or else, blah, blah ...
USA and the EU agree to scrap steel tariffs. Wonder where this will leave the UK.
what an embarrassment this ex-journalist is, he will without a doubt be the scruffiest looking git at cop26 as well
Filippo Tudisco on Twitter: "Non so se qualcuno lo ha notato… #BorisJohnson arriva per le foto di rito e inizia a blaterare cose a caso gesticolando sotto lo sguardo imbarazzato di #Mattarella #g20 #Roma https://t.co/N7EEsymUE2" / Twitter
rough translation
I don't know if anyone has noticed it ... #BorisJohnson arrives for the ritual photos and begins to babble random things gesticulating under the embarrassed gaze of
Looks like we are not going to war with France for now. Jersey decided to give them their fishing licenses so the French said fair enough. UK govt saying it’s a climb down by France. Weird.
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Ryanair delisting from London stock exchange. Removing voting rights from UK shareholders.
https://www.theguardian.com/business...ces-loss-covid
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https://www.ft.com/content/3f6c3f94-...reType=nongift
UK govt opinion shopping until they get the ‘right’ advice on article 16. They are going to do it no matter what and we are heading for a trade war with the EU.
FT is free today.
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Meat carcasses sent to EU for butchering amid UK worker shortage (msn.com)
https://www.hibs.net/image/png;base6...AASUVORK5CYII=Meat processors in Great Britain are having to export carcasses destined for domestic consumption to the EU for butchering because of the shortage of skilled workers in the industry.
One problem for pork producers is that any meat exported to the EU for butchering would not be allowed to be labelled as British pork when reimported to the UK for sale.
The move to export meat for processing will cost an additional £1,500 for each lorryload of carcasses, including fees for transport, as well as customs requirements introduced since Brexit, such as an export health certificate for each consignment
https://twitter.com/mij_europe/statu...814535186?s=21
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Brexit wipes £17bn off UK trade with the EU in just three months (thelondoneconomic.com)
Brexit red tape has slashed £17 billion from UK trade with the European Union in just three months as businesses struggle to keep up with new costs, a spending watchdog revealed.
Despite promises from the Leave campaign that red tape would fade after Britain quit the EU, UK companies have had to fill in an astonishing 48 million customs declarations and 140,000 export health certificates in the eight months since the UK quit the single market and customs union , according to the National Audit Office (NAO).
The watchdog’s report also warned that the government could face action for not “complying with international trading rules” – but that when controls are finally introduced, they will bring “significant risks” to traders.
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The stretched twig of peace is at melting point
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Voters in NI against triggering article 16 protocol.
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beggars belief some still think Brexit is braw, personally i think those that do are either totally bonkers, or at the wind-up, or both :agree:
UK’s Brexit losses more than 178 times bigger than trade deal gains | The Independent
All of Boris Johnson’s new post-Brexit trade deals put together will have an economic benefit of just £3 to £7 per person over the next 15 years, according to the government’s own figures.
The tiny economic boost – amounting to just 0.01 to 0.02 per cent of GDP, and less than 50p per person a year – is dwarfed by the economic hit from leaving the EU, which the government estimates at 4 per cent of GDP over the same period.
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https://twitter.com/houseforeign/sta...832676865?s=21
America fires a warning shot over NI protocol.
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Maybe should have got Raab to deal with this one, he is better are staring blankly into space with his mouth open whilst not having the first idea what's going on around him.
https://twitter.com/nicktolhurst/sta...nZbfGnXYA&s=08
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Hmm, don't think I'll bother....:wink:
Look at this numpty
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Just in case we missed anything lol
https://yorkshirebylines.co.uk/regul...ide-dossier-2/
Brexit is a crime.Quote:
344. Trade: All of the new post-Brexit trade deals put together will have an economic benefit of just £3 to £7 per person over the next 15 years, according to the government’s own figures. Official estimates from the Office for Budget Responsibility point to a Brexit loss of over £1,250 per person over the coming years, over 178 times the most optimistic prediction for the benefits from the trade deals.
On a fairly small 65quid grocery order.....
Livingston too, which I've heard has no food shortages at allhttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...2f567ea344.jpg
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another Boris Brexit Bonus
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I remember walloonia as the region that was able to invoke a veto on the EU - Canada trade agreement until the EU addressed their concerns.
I bet Scottish fishermen and farmers etc wished Scotland (who some people think is an actual country) had as much influence as that within the UK where we're all equal.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...source=twitter
Amazon have now stopped accepting payment from Visa as a result of Brexit.
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Theres no shortage, your weekly shopping just went they same way as the minutes of the meeting between Randnox, Bozo's pal Patterson and Lord Bethell when they were awarding contracts.
The supermarket hasn't lost it, they just don't know where they are.
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https://www.theguardian.com/politics...d-after-brexit
Political integration will surely follow the economic integration.
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I felt a punch I my guts when I read that Von Bronckhorst's appointment was subject to a work permit.
I don't know if work permits were a thing in the first 15-20 years of the EEC/EU but they never were during the time I paid attention.
I'm sure he will get it, if he hasn't already but it sickens me that this is how we are now.
Yeah, just UK visa credit cards
https://www.reuters.com/business/ret...ws-2021-11-17/
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NI prospering by staying in the SM and CU. Scotland asked for that as well but we’re refused by the UK govt.
Why should we accept less than citizens in NI?
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https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/ne...-of-uk-303057/
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"Global Britain".
https://www.kentonline.co.uk/kent/ne...aughed-258352/
Depressing but predictable outcome when people who thought it was funny that 27 people drowned were asked why they thought that
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horrendous........ and if it wasn't so sad it'd be funny.....
"But Steve is wrong, asylum seekers do not have to seek refuge in the first country they arrive in.
It's a common misconception fed by political rhetoric about passing through "safe countries" but there is no rule requiring asylum seekers to do this.
Somewhat ironically, given how many of the people I message have been vocal supporters of Brexit in the past, Britain did have more tools at its disposal when it was a member of the EU.
The Dublin Regulations required asylum seekers to register a claim in the first EU country they reached and for the decision of that country to be final.
As for his point about using the right processes, it's the most reasonable thing he says, but the fact of the matter is they barely exist.
As Baron Kerr told the House of Lords last week schemes like the Syrian and Dubs are no longer in place."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-59547054
Levelling up
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Nothing to do with Brexit.[emoji849]
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https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/15...xit-GDP-EU-evg
Express seems a bit confused?
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Johnson quietly surrendering on article 16 while everyone is busy with the party scandal.
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"No one know" how Brexit will work out but at the moment it's not looking all that sunlit uplandsy.
Still posing with ideological games in NI and this has a snapshot of the economy.
https://www.itv.com/news/2021-12-10/...ade-in-october
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Poll in NI showing swing towards a united Ireland.
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Bad news for Scotland again.[emoji849]
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This weeks total surrender to the EU on NI protocol claims a scalp.
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Bonus for NI.
Such a shame for the most pro-EU, internationalist part of the UK that it doesn't get the same treatment. But it's okay, I've more in common with a racist from Hartlepool than some lad on a croft in Lewis, apparently.
https://twitter.com/pmdfoster/status...083046400?s=21
Thread worth a read.
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